WELLINGTON.
Last night.
The prices current issued today, state that the Bank rates for deposits will be reduced early next month, and that in the open market the supply of money is rather less restricted, though still a great deal short of the demand, and from 10 to 12-s Per cent is paid on mortgage of real estate. This day. The Irish Belief Fund.
Thanks from the Lady Mayoress of Dublin.
Subscriptions daily received. Dr Lemon has received a cable message from Col. Glover, Chairman of the Eastern Extension Cable Company forwarding the following message from the Lady Mayoress of Dublin to the Australian and New Zealand Press :—
" As the daughter of Caroline Chisholm, the emigrant's friend, I thank the Australasian people for their munificent subscriptions to the Mansion Honse fund for the relief of Irish distress. Do not know what we could have done without your aid. It makes me proud of my old home. £1500 per Bank Australasia, £1500 per- Union Bank Australia, £500 from Launceßton, £1000 from Adelaide just received. Again thanks.
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3488, 28 February 1880, Page 2
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175WELLINGTON. Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3488, 28 February 1880, Page 2
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